Ends immigration detention and electronic monitoring, and redirects funding to community-based services.
The bill aims to end immigration detention and electronic monitoring, and redirects funding to community-based wrap-around services. It mandates the termination of contracts for immigration detention and monitoring within two years, and the removal of ankle monitors within six months. Federal funds will no longer support these programs or information-sharing partnerships with law enforcement. Instead, the Department of Health and Human Services will establish a grant program for services like housing assistance, mental health services, and immigration legal aid.
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